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Google’s loose relationship with networks and manufacturers also means there is no way it can offer a unified approach to shutting Stagefright down. It needs to hope that manufacturers are willing to rollout their fix as soon as they can.

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This gets right to the core of why Android is in desperate need of a uniform approach. With dozens of
partners, Google simply cannot control bugs and software failures in the same way Apple does with iOS.

A singular, vanilla Android, devoid of bells and whistles and bloatware, might mean the latest software can make it to more phones, making them more secure in the process.

It does at least seem that mobile-makers are wising up to ensuring updates are rolled out in a timely manner.

Consumers don’t take kindly to having their security compromised and it appears the latest Android updates are making their way to new phones quicker than before.

But is it any wonder that sales of Samsung’s best Galaxy phones are tailing off and Nexus phones appear to struggle while Apple’s iPhone booms.

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Cupertino may keep a rigid grip on what you can do with your phone, but at least when Apple sees an issue with iOS, it can patch it across the board without having to speak with partners first.

The time for Android to try and become more stringent with security is now.

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Apple is set to start testing the new dual lens camera system that's destined for its new iPhone 7 Plus, according to supply-chain sources in Taiwan.

This latest missive from the frontline of Apple’s iPhone development programme backs up a previous rumour circulated by analysts, who revealed that Apple was working on a dual lens camera system aimed at offering 'DSLR–quality' images.

The sources say that Taiwanese imaging firm Largan Technology has sent Apple samples of its dual lenses. Other companies based in China and Japan are said to have done the same.

Largan is one of Apple’s key suppliers and already delivers 60% of all lenses for the current range of iPhones.

There’s no word as to whether such a lens would make it into the smaller iPhone 7 or if, as suspected, it'll be reserved for the larger Plus model.

Recent rumours have suggested that whatever lens Apple uses, it will sit flush to the rear of the device unlike that found in the iPhone 6s.

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An Apple patent filing been discovered that appears to refer to 3D Force Touch, adding fresh detail to what we know of the updated touch-sensitive tech that's due to appear in the new iPhone 6S.

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The filing from July this year, which was unearthed by Patently Apple, makes direct reference to pressure being measured as the “sum of three components.”

A separate report earlier this week suggested that as well as being able to distinguish between a tap and a press, as on the MacBook and Apple Watch, Cupertino would add a third layer of pressure-sensitivity to the iPhone version of Force Touch.

This so–called 'deep press', which just means you'll be depressing the screen for longer, should give access to different features compared to a standard swipe or press.

The inclusion of Force Touch in the iPhone 6S has been mooted for months.

The tech’s existence in other Apple products has already given an indication of what we can expect, but these last-minute rumours suggest we may be getting something a bit richer than previously thought.

Apple will reveal its new iPhones at a special event on September 9th in San Francisco.

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Periscope, Twitter’s live streaming service, is set to be among the first apps to make the jump from iPhone and iPad to the new Apple TV.

Apple is believed to be readying a revamped version of its set top box, which will offer third-party apps for the first time. According to sources speaking with TechCrunch, Periscope will be one of these at launch.

The exact details of how Periscope will work on the big screen are not yet clear. But it doesn’t take a tech genius to work out that streaming live clips from an iPhone to an Apple TV will be relatively straightforward and hugely appealing to existing users.

Twitter, Facebook and other social apps are likely to make the move from the App Store on your phone to the one on your telly.

Likewise, games are set to be a big deal, with the new box’s remote control offering motion sensitivity and the potential to act as a gaming controller.

Apple will also reveal its new iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus and updated iPad range alongside the Apple TV at a special event in San Francisco this evening.

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Samsung will unveil its new Galaxy S7 smartphones on February 21st at Mobile World Congress (MWC), it has been confirmed.

The phones' launch date was rubber-stamped after the company sent out media invites to a press call and released a teaser trailer.

It’s the third year in a row Samsung has pegged its flagship devices’ launch to Barcelona's annual event for the smartphone industry.

While the invite and teaser trailer give little away, it’s widely expected that Samsung will launch at least two variants of the phone: a flat–screened Galaxy S7 and curve–screened Galaxy S7 Edge.

A plus–sized version is expected to follow later this year.


Other specs are rumoured to include fast–charging and pressure–sensitive touch. The latter is likely to be similar to Apple’s 3D Touch, raising the prospect of more litigation between the two giants of the tech world.

There’s no word yet on when the Galaxy S7 will be released in shops, although the likelihood is it’ll be late March or early April. Apple’s new iPhone 5SE is expected at this time and Samsung will be desperate to outdo its bitter rival.

Samsung last week revealed profits from its mobile division were down, despite sales increasing and the company retaking top spot in the smartphone sales charts.

Want the full rundown on Samsung Galaxy S7 news? Head to our dedicated Samsung Galaxy S7 page.

Just want a snack-sized guide to what we know about the Samsung Galaxy S7 so far? Here you go.

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BlackBerry appears to be readying two new smartphones featuring Google’s Android operating system, as it bids to arrest a long-term sales decline.

Until now, the Canadian mobile-maker has always released devices running its own operating system. But after confirming it's working with Google to create a more secure, business–focused version of Android, the two are now apparently set to cosy up even more snugly.

The first device to leak is a slider codenamed Venice. This phone looks on the surface to be running stock Android, but according to @evleaks will come with a series of features held over from BB10.

That means it'll surely pack BBM, unified messages in BlackBerry Hub and BlackBerry’s own note-taking and tasks apps. Essentially, BlackBerry is following a well worn path of adding its own apps to the basic Google experience.

The other handset is a new–look version of the company’s square Passport handset. Called the Passport Silver Edition, it features the same approach to Android as the Venice.

There’s no word on when either handset will get an official release, although both look very close to being ready to hit shop shelves.

BlackBerry has struggled to match its competitors in recent years, but may find its stock soars by teaming up with Google and hitching a ride on the world’s most popular mobile operating system.

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Apple says the handsets affected were ‘sold primarily between September 2014 and January 2015’.

If yours is affected, you’ll need to find your phone’s serial number and enter it into the official checker on Apple’s website to see if it’s eligible for the fix.

To find the serial number, simply go to the Settings app, tap on General and then About. The number can be copied over from there.

Alternatively, you can find the serial number of your iPhone 6 Plus’s box if you still have it or via the summary tab when you plug your iPhone into iTunes.

Apple says that any other hardware problems, such as a cracked screen, should be fixed before you hand over your phone for repair.

Without doing so, the fragile method by which the iSight camera is replaced won’t work. Sure, this could be costly, but not as much as having to buy a whole new phone.

You may find you’re covered under insurance for non–iSight issues.

Don’t go handing your phone over for repair without backing up your iPhone’s data.

This can be easily done by either plugging into iTunes and storing files locally, or via iCloud, with the option to store all your app settings and files on Apple’s servers.

It’s as good excuse as any to ensure you don’t lose vital information

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IOS 9 has been installed on 75% of all compatible iPhones and iPads, according to official figures from Apple.

2014’s iOS 8 is still found on 19% of Apple’s phones and tablets, while older versions of the iOS platform account for 7%. The data was measured on January 11th.

In the past month, 4% of iPhone users have moved to iOS 9. Apple looks set to break the 80% barrier over the coming months, with a new iPhone 6c budget phone due for a March launch and certain to drive growth.

The stats prove iOS 9 is enjoying faster growth than iOS 8, which was installed on 68% of phones and tablets at this point in its lifecycle.

By contrast, Google’s latest Android Marshmallow software is installed on just 0.7% of devices running Android, laying bare just how fragmented the platform remains.

Apple this week revealed its latest iOS 9 beta, featuring a new Night Shift mode designed to cut down on blue light and improve sleep for those using their phones before bed.

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HTC looks set to partner with Google on two new Nexus phones this year, reports suggest.

A tip from a user of Chinese social networking service Weibo claimed the Taiwanese phone-maker has been enlisted to make a 5–inch model and another, larger 5.5–inch device.

HTC made last year’s well received Nexus 9 tablet for Google, but has since struggled to make a similar impact in the smartphone market.

Its One M9 flagship failed to sell in large numbers, with punters instead opting for iPhones and Samsung's high-end Galaxy handsets.

Last year, HTC said it would stop issuing profit forecasts, in an effort to shore up its fluctuating share price.

The two new Nexus phones could go some way to giving HTC some financial breathing space, although the company said at the start of 2016 that it would be moving its focus to Virtual Reality

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The iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus are now up for pre-order on Tesco Mobile. And pretty competitively priced they are too.

The 16GB edition of the 6S is up for grabs free from £42 per month, with monthly allowances of 5,000 texts, 5,000 minutes and 3GB of data.

If you want the iPhone 6S Plus, that can be yours from £46 per month with no upfront charge. Allowances here are 3GB of data per month and the same 5,000 texts and 5,000 minutes allocation.

Free handset deals for the iPhone 6S have been pretty hard to come in the UK in this pre-order period. So it’s fair to say that Tesco Mobile's pricing is an fairly aggressive gambit and makes its contracts well worth a look.

On the downside, Tesco Mobile’s service is pretty frills-free. That means you don’t get the kind of sweeteners and jazzy whizzbangs you get with, say, O2’s Priority tickets and high-street discounts scheme. Or even the cheap movie rentals included with EE Film Club.

But you do get free ClubCard points when you pay your monthly mobile phone bill. So if you do your shopping at Tesco anyway, you could be quids-in.

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Apple is mightily mistaken if it thinks stylus support will be a major selling point for the iPad Pro, a survey suggests, as the tech giant bids to reverse a long-term decline in tablet sales.

In a poll of uSwitch Tech users, 27.2% said they aren’t convinced they’d use the Apple Pencil, despite its much-trumpeted note-taking and drawing smarts. A further 6.6% said they ‘hate it’ and that ‘it seems a bit old fashioned’.

Punters also seem chagrined at the £65 or so cost of the add-on, with 22.2% describing the asking price as ‘way too expensive’. Nearly as many (19.4%) said they were frustrated that they’ll have to pay anything extra to be the owner of an Apple Pencil.

Conversely, the amount of punters giving the Pencil a warm welcome were pretty paltry. Only 10.2% described it as a “great addition to the iPad’, while a similarly scanty 8.8% said they think they’ll find it very useful.

However, for all that consumers seemingly aren’t sold on the Apple Pencil, they appear to be much, much more receptive to the iPad Pro itself. A not inconsiderable 30% of the sample said that they’ve added the super-sized tablet to their shopping list since it was unveiled last week.

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Sa've already seen some supposed images and specs for the Samsung Galaxy S7, and now comes a diagram to add to the intrigue.

The illustration supposedly comes from someone inside Samsung who wishes to remain anonymous
so they don't lose their job. Can't say we blame them.

The annotations you can see are in Korean, so we only have the numbers to go on. But according to the diagram, the Galaxy S7 will have a 5.2-inch screen, while the S7 Plus will sport a 5.5-inch display.

Two processors are mentioned: the Exynos 8890 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 820. It's also said to come in three varieties: 16GB, 32GB and 64GB.

So far, it's all in keeping with what we've heard previously. But the diagram also says it will sport a USB Type-C port. Whereas previously, we've heard it will have a standard USB 2.0 port.

USB Type-C is the newer connection, and lets you plug in the cable either way, instead of fussing to get it the right way around. It's also quicker than USB 2.0.

We'll have to wait and see which Samsung uses for the S7.


As ever, this is 100 per cent unofficial, so take it all with a pinch of salt.

We'll soon know for sure, though. The Galaxy S7 is set to be announced at Mobile World Congress, which kicks off on February 22nd.

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If true, this would mean Apple's line-up come September would be the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, and iPhone 5SE (as this latter model would replace the 5S).

The 5SE would also have more storage than the 5S, coming in 16GB and 64GB variants. The 5S currently comes in 16GB and 32GB models.

Of course none of this is official from Apple yet, so could be untrue or subject to change. But it seems to square up so far.

Meanwhile, an image of what purports to be the iPhone 5SE has emerged over on the One More Thing forums (see the image at the top of this story). Expect plenty more of these before launch.

Apple is rumoured to be set to launch the new device during the week of March 14th. That's seven weeks' time.

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Cards on the table time – this isn't an iPhone 7 leak, more a 'what could be'. Based on rumours, and with a sprinkling of imagination, German site iPhone-Tricks.com has come up with a render of how it would like the iPhone 7 to look. And it could well be on-the-money.

We're not sure about the borderless OLED display. But the on-screen home button could be spot on.

Apple is rumoured to be ditching a physical home button in favour of an on-screen one. It would certainly make the handset look more sleek, and, well, more Apple.

We also like the more customisable home screen, and the opportunity to choose an app from the home button without unlocking the phone.

Making the home button recognise gestures would also be a genius move. It would be just like Apple's Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad, for use with its range of desktops and laptops.

The render is "purely hypothetical", the site writes, "and aims to please your inner Apple geek." Consider it pleased.

It's just a shame we'll have to wait until September to see if the real iPhone 7 lives up to this.

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